Each state prescribes its own appellate procedure and determines the jurisdiction of its various reviewing courts.

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Each state prescribes its own appellate procedure and determines the jurisdiction of its various reviewing courts. When the result at the trial court level is appealed, the party appealing is usually referred to as the appellant, and the successful party in the trial court is called the appellee.

Each State Prescribes Its Own Appellate Procedure and Determines the Jurisdiction